] ; quad-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 7:15 PM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] About life and length of time as a quadMy Mom told her boss at work what happened to me and she had the nerve to say that some people just bring things upon themselves. What the hell did I do? She doesn't even
Have you heard of the Tibetan monks who hang out in monasteries and get all
'tuned' in to God and the ultimate 'spirit' and in doing so can walk on hot
coals without getting burned and can levitate because they are so
'spiritual'? Wouldn't it be interesting to sever one of their nerves and
Hi Bobbie,Yeah. It seems even us Quads believe we have a right to judge our peers. Sad but true.With Love, CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years PostTexas, USA[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My Mom told her boss at work what happened to me and she had the nerve to say that some
Ah, yes...
I believe this reaction/ view is a denial state because most people think An SCI will NEVER happen to them. It reminds me of being a kid and having my Mom say "Don't do THAT or you will fall and break your neck!"
Well after climbing hundreds of trees, hanging upside down from the
Dave,
Living ones life day to day life is fairly safe. Most people decide for
themselves if the benefits or thrill outweigh the risk they are willing
to take. People who play sports know there is some degree of risk of
injury but participate anyway. People who drink to get drunk or do drugs
know
Jim, that is why New Mobility Magazine, wisely chose you to be their Person
Of The Year.
Need I say anymore. You set, by example, rather than being an
example. So many people have re-evaluated their lives, because of
you.
You should have a small jet and be a peer counselor, but your name is
] About life and length of time as a quad
Dave,Living ones life day to day life is fairly safe. Most people decide for themselves if the benefits or thrill outweigh the risk they are willing to take. People who play sports know there is some degree of risk of injury but participate anyway. People who
Bobbie, it's not important how you became a quad, The important part is what you do afterward.
You know I respect you.
john
In a message dated 6/6/2006 7:31:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My Mom told her boss at work what happened to me and she had the nerve to say
Yes, Bobbie I do. My experience is on the flip side of that though. When I tell people I had a hiking accident, people tend to feel VERY bad for me, since hiking is seen as rugged and outdoorsy, and I'm not likely to be "rugged and outdoorsy" again ;-)River When I tell people who ask me "how
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My Mom told her boss at work what happened to me and she had the nerve to say that some people just bring things upon themselves. What the hell did I do? She doesn't even know me. My Mom just
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My Mom told her boss at work what
happened to me and she had the nerve to say that some people just
is just hateful.
Stacy
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I'm incline to agree with Stacy, with a couple of exceptions. John
FitzPatrick-Boston
John (I think that is his name) established a foundation in Boston for
those who with SCIs, who's insurance doesn't pay for equipment.
John was a hockey player, that broke his neck at the C-Level and was
Amen. Benny Hinn and his kind are phoney as plastic money.
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You wouldn't believe how often I'm told
That is no exception W I have read books and stories of many INCOMPLETES getting partially to totally well again. BUT NEVER read of any COMPLETES-- I am a complete, my spine and spinal cord were completely SEVERED at c-6 Dan H.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm incline to agree with
Hearn
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That is no exception W I have read books and stories of
many INCOMPLETES getting partially to totally well again
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Amen. Benny Hinn and his kind are phoney as plastic
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How about a count of all Complete injuries. My cord, like Dan's was also completely severed.RiverThat is no exception W I have read books and stories of many INCOMPLETES getting partially to totally well again. BUT NEVER read of any COMPLETES-- I am a complete, my spine and spinal cord
My Mom told her boss at work what happened to me and she had the nerve to say that some people just bring things upon themselves. What the hell did I do? She doesn't even know me. My Mom just asked her what does she think I did to deserve what I've been through.
When I tell people who ask me
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My Mom told her boss at work what happened to
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themselves. What the hell did I do? She doesn't
I am thankful for this site created by Jim L. and the other sci and disabled links that have helped me and others and their families deal with all the things that go with being paralyzed. Sharing info. on here has helped me a lot-covering things such as infections,pressure sores, medications,
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I guess that is why i am amused at people and their questions like---how
far can you walk without your wheelchair ? I had one nurses aide tell me that
if he were paralyzed he would try with all
Wish I had a dollar for every idiot I've met that thought I just wasn't
trying hard enough.
Eric
Danny Hearn wrote:
I am thankful for this site created by Jim L. and the other
sci and disabled links that have helped me and others and their
families deal with all the things that go
Same here. Apparently if we crips only had sufficient willpower, we'd all be
doing cartwheels.
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and length of time as a quad
Same here. Apparently if we crips only had sufficient willpower, we'd all be
doing cartwheels.
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Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2006
is
what I would love to tell those people.
The stupid question just make me laugh.
Stacy
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You wouldn't believe how often I'm told that God would make me walk if I truely believed. All I have to do is have faith. Untill then, I'm just some damn heathen in a wheelchair taking the good parking places from all the people who prayed for a nice place to park. I just don't fit into these
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